200 gallon hso blue dream indoor/outdoor grow

Hey there fellow gardeners! This is my first grow journal so please be patient with me.

Ok so I have some hso blue dream that got started indoors under T5's lights in 3 gallon buckets.

I used organic soil, bio tone starter plus, happy frog bulb food, and epsom salts along with a tea spoon of urea mixed into every container.

Ive been hardening off my plants for about 2 weeks now and will have them in the ground in two weeks.

I have 200 gallon sized holes dug and will be filled with straight aged manure mixed with some more bio tone, epsom, and some polymer crystals due to the fact the native soil is clay and there is always drainage issues for the first month.

These girls were originally mainined but pretty much every technique from supercropping/lst/and pinching has been used.

I will update every two weeks!

Pic of my indoor set up

Out getting some sun

A little update....here is a top shot of one of my babies.

Today is the big day....If it wasnt for a cold snap...they would have already been in the ground! FINALLY!

ganga gurl420 said:

Today is the big day....If it wasnt for a cold snap...they would have already been in the ground! FINALLY!

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Good luck!

Will be done today! More pics loaded tomorrow...

Still need to tie down this baby...

They seem to have taken to their new homes pretty well....

And not that this has anything to do with blue dream...but I got a couple free beans from the gorilla....so I vegged for 4 weeks and then I am flowering them. THEY GOT HIT WITH FROST ONE NIGHT...A LITTLE LEAF DAMAGE I KNOW BUT THEY ARE FINE NOW.

Plants are super taking off now!

Well I hope my raised beds were raised enough!!!!! Wow we got hammered with rain lastnight! Doesnt look like there will be an end to it any time soon either....

I know they look small....but remember these holes are 4 ft wide.
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Dang it...I didnt mean to post doubles of the pics....

Its a soggy mess in my neck of the woods. Thats why I make these ant hill raised beds. They are above ground line in about 50 gallons of soil. Once it dries up an additional 100+ gallons will be added Around every plant.
Some of my plants got hit by frost that first night but it wasnt suppose to get that cold. They are recovering nicely though

So I had a little chuckle when I saw the votes. Guess I should have mentioned that I averaged two pounds a plant in a 50 gallon hole. This is the first yr that im doing 200 gallons. and I vegged a month longer then usual so I better get more then 1 pound lol

Finally got some sun...im adding more soil around the plants today and draining the water out of the holes.

This one was hit by frost really bad that first night but I think shes bouncing back pretty good.